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My toddler ate a peice from the dogs lamb bone. then vomited. should he go to the doctor. he seems ok now.
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Yes: With eating bone and then vomiting there is potential for aspiration. Watch him very closely - breathing, activity. As a parent i would feel more comfortable having my doctor take a look and listen.
Answered 4/24/2013
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